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Today on Recur Now, we talk a new benefit for Amazon Prime members: free grocery delivery.  We also see Freshworks wade into the artificial intelligence market, and Lyft dramatically reprices its subscription service. 

Today, we see an NPR-owned app go freemium, a social media management platform is sprouting an IPO (although not a profit), and Vendr raises $2 million to replace your enterprise sales team.

On today’s episode, SaaS and big banks team up. We talk expansion revenue with Kajabi, and behind the scenes of this year’s Recur Boston conference with event master Erin Phinney.

Today, we share Netflix passwords. Plus, Rev Boston helps mold the sharpest females in tech, and a tribute to the late Silicon Valley great, Don Valentine. 

Today, we welcome the newest member of the SaaS class: Citrix. Plus, we spy acquisition upon acquisition with Mastercard x SessionM and Roku x dataxu.

Today, we see Pendo raise $10M to get us all more product-led, Drift’s David Cancel reminds us of rituals (and why they’re so essential to fostering a culture’s success), plus the crew over at BBC questions the value of subscription—but we set them straight.

Today on Recur Now, an NBA team is hopping on the subscription bandwagon. We break down the Cleveland Cavalier's new subscription model with one of our own pricing experts and sports fanatic. Plus, Zuora's Subscription Economy Index is out and the findings are astronomical. 

Today, product-led growth is the center of our universe. First up, a packed Twitter thread by Userpilot’s Aazar Ali Shad on product-led growth, an Appcues x Salesforce launch, plus the Product Marketing Alliance dropping its 2019 State of Product Marketing. 

Today, we’re all about ecommerce. We have a list of podcasts for the ecommerce-righteous crew out there, plus 2Checkout hosts a webinar, and Rewind partners with BigCommerce to bring you a Black Friday playbook.

Today, we’re subscribing to the man, the myth, the wizard himself: Harry Potter. We also connect with the Co-Founder and CEO of Chargebee on a RevOps drop. And I want to know: what are your thoughts on limiting Slack messages to public channels only?